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wealthy russians and ukrainians who deposited much 06 their wealth here in cypress because of lax banking laws and there's been widespread allegations that these russians and ukrainians have used these accounts to launder some of their money and that is exactly why germany wanted depositors to take losses in this bailout. >> thank you so much. we'll have plenty more as we continue to follow this story. let's get straight to mark oswald who joins us around the table. mark, from an investor point of view, because there are a lot of different angles to this, how do you expect markets to react? what do people make of this today? >> i thought the initial reaction was quite appropriate when we marked spain and italy down in bond terms and buyback two points or about 20 basis points on. but pretty much on the all, there were buyers in there, which surprises me. it suggests within the marketplace and we've seen it within the rally of the euro, there is a degree of complacency that cyprus isn't really that important. this is a very specific issue and it's not going to unpick what mr. draghi has achieve
wealthy russians and ukrainians who deposited much 06 their wealth here in cypress because of lax banking laws and there's been widespread allegations that these russians and ukrainians have used these accounts to launder some of their money and that is exactly why germany wanted depositors to take losses in this bailout. >> thank you so much. we'll have plenty more as we continue to follow this story. let's get straight to mark oswald who joins us around the table. mark, from an investor...
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i guess the good thing is they're sort of going back to the rule of law. but it's $400 million. >> honoring the insurance. the deposit insurance. >> the absurdity of the fact that they've come out now and said that the deposits less than 100,000 euros won't be hurt is crazy. it tells you this was a decision that was either made in a vacuum or was an emotional decision to go after russia and we're going to talk about that. this is the kind of situation, unique situation that we have tons of unique situations in europe, and this to me is what scares me. >> that's a good point in terms of the unique situation. >> every situation's unique. >> it's followed by another one. >> that's the brinkmanship, that the next one has to be worse for you to get anything done. >> sxopz drops. big movers of the day. we kick it off with a pop for constellation brands up 3%, tim. >> this is kind of a unique industry where the industry is consolidating is the u.s. department of justice has been very concerned. constellation keeps going up higher and higher as the news comes they
i guess the good thing is they're sort of going back to the rule of law. but it's $400 million. >> honoring the insurance. the deposit insurance. >> the absurdity of the fact that they've come out now and said that the deposits less than 100,000 euros won't be hurt is crazy. it tells you this was a decision that was either made in a vacuum or was an emotional decision to go after russia and we're going to talk about that. this is the kind of situation, unique situation that we have...
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the projections in the revised summary of economic projections has kind of a, seems like an oakens law dilemma there. they have reduced the projected rate of unemployment, at the same time, lowered the growth forecast. so how do you square those two? how do you get sustained improvement in the labor market if the economy is going to slow down? >> well, if, in fact, that happens, it's an issue, obviously. there's been some disconnect, at least in the short run, between unemployment rate changes and growth during this recovery, and there have been periods, at least, where unemployment has fallen relatively quickly, even though growth has been more limited. so we're just going to have to monitor developments in the economy and see what happens. you're right that we're not forecasting extraordinarily strong growth, but it is also true, as i think you noted, that our projections for unemployment in the fourth quarter are noticeably lower than they were in september when we first announced this asset purchase program. so there has been some improvement in the outlook, as measured by that met
the projections in the revised summary of economic projections has kind of a, seems like an oakens law dilemma there. they have reduced the projected rate of unemployment, at the same time, lowered the growth forecast. so how do you square those two? how do you get sustained improvement in the labor market if the economy is going to slow down? >> well, if, in fact, that happens, it's an issue, obviously. there's been some disconnect, at least in the short run, between unemployment rate...
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it actually questions an eu law. i was trying to focus on this. despite how they seem to go out of their way to keep the euro alive, slowly there are more and more decisions being made that are stopping cross border flows of capital and across the whole of the eurozone. this is not a good idea after all, in my opinion. >> how do you put the jeanie back in the bottle if you're the eu or the imf? just having done what's happened, having said it allowed, enough to shake people up, how quickly do we see the real ramifications? we're seeing a little bit in the markets today, but as we were discussing earlier, in this case, it's not clear that the run happens literally this morning, but if you're a business or an institutional investor over the next month or two, you might say to yourself, let's start re-evaluating what we're doing here. >> exactly. i have a small investment in a greek insurance business online. and they have a bit of that cash in a cypriot bank. a lot of legitimate business people will say will will it take that request again? people w
it actually questions an eu law. i was trying to focus on this. despite how they seem to go out of their way to keep the euro alive, slowly there are more and more decisions being made that are stopping cross border flows of capital and across the whole of the eurozone. this is not a good idea after all, in my opinion. >> how do you put the jeanie back in the bottle if you're the eu or the imf? just having done what's happened, having said it allowed, enough to shake people up, how...
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now the family of five lives in two rooms with her in-laws -- 12 square meters to eat, sleep, and do homework. the entryway serves as a kitchen. >> they would love to have another room so each would have their own bed, but that is impossible. >> they could use the suspended 50 euros a month welfare benefit. neither elvira nor her husband has worked. occasional day jobs earn them up 15 euros. fights are common at school. >> two or three times a week, not just fistfights, but with knives, brass knuckles, even guns. >> they venture out, but they are cautious. with more than 20,000 roma, it is the biggest community of its kind in europe. unemployment is an estimated 90%. it is fertile ground for violence, drugs, and crime, but also for prejudice, but is there discrimination against the roma? >> on the level of education, we can say that they are discriminating, but on a different feel from the family discrimination. it is much better to go there and to sacrifice some years or so months. >> many have lived in germany several times before and brought back euros from germany or from sweden.
now the family of five lives in two rooms with her in-laws -- 12 square meters to eat, sleep, and do homework. the entryway serves as a kitchen. >> they would love to have another room so each would have their own bed, but that is impossible. >> they could use the suspended 50 euros a month welfare benefit. neither elvira nor her husband has worked. occasional day jobs earn them up 15 euros. fights are common at school. >> two or three times a week, not just fistfights, but...
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they are complying with an investigation into anti-corruption laws. earlier the u.s. justice department and australian federal police are looking into allegations that bhp provided inducements, gifts and hospitality to officials. the company says they believe they complied with all laws. >>> china's central bank changed monetary policy to neutral from loose saying it will be vigilant with inflation fighting measures. we'll get market reaction when we come back. zap technology. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> >>> china's central bank governor says they must remain vigilant to keep a hand on inflati inflation. great to see you. any time a central bank talks tough on inflation, the market can read between the lines here. does this mean more tightening is on the way? >> that's what a lot of people have been talking about whether it does is anyone's guess at this point because just t
they are complying with an investigation into anti-corruption laws. earlier the u.s. justice department and australian federal police are looking into allegations that bhp provided inducements, gifts and hospitality to officials. the company says they believe they complied with all laws. >>> china's central bank changed monetary policy to neutral from loose saying it will be vigilant with inflation fighting measures. we'll get market reaction when we come back. zap technology. arrival....
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some sectors that had recently lablgd the market made a modest comeback such as law eshg mas, environmental stocks, media and medical shares. both miners lost their sheen. according to chinese media reports, the lower prices of the pressure metal have put pressure on local miners. meanwhile, the hang seng reversed early weakness to finish marginally higher helped by utilities and financials. prudential's hong kong shares jumped a whooping 12% after the uk insurer posted higher dividends and profits. property plays took the brunt of the selling today after big banks hiked mortgage rates for the first time since 2011. elsewhere, south korea's kospi ended marginally in the green with automakers and technology shares capped by losses and financials. australia's asx 200 lost over 1% today as strong jobs data dampened hopes of another rate cut by the rba. and india's sensex still in action, now trading higher by a slow 1%. back to you. >> good to see you this morning. thanks for that. the s&b has given its view that it will enforce the minimum exchange rate with, quote, considerable determination
some sectors that had recently lablgd the market made a modest comeback such as law eshg mas, environmental stocks, media and medical shares. both miners lost their sheen. according to chinese media reports, the lower prices of the pressure metal have put pressure on local miners. meanwhile, the hang seng reversed early weakness to finish marginally higher helped by utilities and financials. prudential's hong kong shares jumped a whooping 12% after the uk insurer posted higher dividends and...
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remember, thss -- one of the things we've learned about this market, it is not a court of law where we like have a prosecutor and defense attorney and they duke it out and then we put. stock in prison. there's like -- we have furloughs -- >> i'm the judge. i can do that. >> i've been calling you the prosecutor lately. but look, there's no grand jury here. thernono grand jury. there are no indictments. there are no convictions. and that's the way this market works. >> i may have a bench trial on this later where i just -- >> i'm going to get a permanent injunction against the sellers. people want to have justice. but fedex should be at $70 if there's justice. caterpillar should be at $70 if there's justice. no, it's not like that. like the bears, cyprus, they have atm problems. jpmorgan should be at $40 because there's justice. there is no justice! >> marry this with this story that's been reported that private ecwift firquity firms ag at mark hurd. does he bring the same hurd premium to a dell that he had brought to oracle or wherever else he went? >> there is such a thing as loyalty.
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they'd love to have the federal government pass a law that gave them money and they'd go, oh, look, i don't have any fingerprints on this tax increase. if they wanted to steal this money themselves from their own citizens, they could do that yesterday. this is all a big goldberg contraption to get money out of other people's pockets, businesses, that can't vote against you and you say i didn't do this, it just happened. but they claim it's a $23 billion tax increase on the american people. we ought not to be taxing internet sales. we we all the to say if you do business in a state, you should be taxed. if you don't live there, you shouldn't be taxed. >> you're primarily large companies? >> 80% smaller companies, 2,000 technology companies. >> then you need to go back because small business hates this. small business is now going to have to pay taxes when they go overs transom from state to state. they're going to have to set up whole departments which they cannot afford in order to do the record keeping. >> that's not true. >> redstate.com, eric eriksson has done some great research o
they'd love to have the federal government pass a law that gave them money and they'd go, oh, look, i don't have any fingerprints on this tax increase. if they wanted to steal this money themselves from their own citizens, they could do that yesterday. this is all a big goldberg contraption to get money out of other people's pockets, businesses, that can't vote against you and you say i didn't do this, it just happened. but they claim it's a $23 billion tax increase on the american people. we...
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and i would say, in terms of the health care law, that's going to go into effect, there are significant unintended consequences that was not thought out as much as it should have, that will significantly affect the cost structure of small businesses. and this is an example, where i think you've got to be very careful with this kind of transformation legislation that ultimately, perhaps, has a negative effect on the economy. >> and did you want to get to something you said was misleading? >> well, i think -- that's the starting wage that you're talking about, but most starbucks people are highly tenured and are tipped throughout the day. so it's not a real number. >> and before you go, you've got to give us some reaction to this comic book, basically, about your life. you're now a super hero, howard. >> you know, that's one of those things where i just woke up one day and i could not believe that someone would spend the time writing a comic book about me. there must be a lot more important things to do. >> howard, good to have you on the program. we appreciate your time tonight. >> thank
and i would say, in terms of the health care law, that's going to go into effect, there are significant unintended consequences that was not thought out as much as it should have, that will significantly affect the cost structure of small businesses. and this is an example, where i think you've got to be very careful with this kind of transformation legislation that ultimately, perhaps, has a negative effect on the economy. >> and did you want to get to something you said was misleading?...
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>> in celebration of the pretend law enforcement, they released a cover of etta james' "at last." this isn't the first revamped song. in the past, they released "keep on loving you" in honor of the developers. >>> that brings us to this morning's squawk on the street. blackberry released "at last." what should apple release in the one-year anniversary. bill tweets, they should cover the rolling stones song, "emotional rescue" for the one-year anniversary. doug tweet, mo money, mo problems by notorious b.i.g. >> by the way, he didn't know what that was prior to this tweet. >> no problems. jimmy tweet, apple should have aretha franklin's r-e-s-p-e-c-t, enough said. and bill tweets "feels like the first time" by foreigner. >> interesting. >> in the heard that for a while. >>> let's check on where we stand in the markets, because it does look like we're taking a leg lower here. we've got the nasdaq and the s&p 500 down by .4%. the dow as we mentioned before just turning negative. let's check on shares of lululemon. this is probably simon's favorite story. >> lululemon. >> and the tran
>> in celebration of the pretend law enforcement, they released a cover of etta james' "at last." this isn't the first revamped song. in the past, they released "keep on loving you" in honor of the developers. >>> that brings us to this morning's squawk on the street. blackberry released "at last." what should apple release in the one-year anniversary. bill tweets, they should cover the rolling stones song, "emotional rescue" for the...
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at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. the street." today's rendition of the santelli exchange, it has to be about cyprus. there are so many things here to discuss. how i do really believe that what's going on in cyprus has a direct tie to the u.s.? no. however, many of my sources have such great opinions on the issues here. do i agree with all of them? no. but i'm going to play a couple and they're so representative of the dozens i've received. i'll read them and then we'll talk about them. let's put them on the screen. source number one. the value of any asset should be questioned when the rule makers bend the rules to benefit from their agenda. there is no difference between g
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milestones, like the holding a presidential elections and the smooth transition from military to civilian law. but the european union says more needs to be done and is recommending fair and transparent parliamentary elections. >> this stance was considered a provocation outside offices of the muslim brotherhood in cairo. two years after the start of the arabs spring, the state and the people still have a tense relationship. that has drawn criticism from brussels. >> political reforms are uneven. progress towards sustainable democracy is not always straightforward. >> in the you pose a progress report, egypt, tunisia, and morocco have come under fire for their weak commitment to basic legal principles, such as an independent judiciary. human rights, especially women's rights, and freedom of the press. the eu says financial support will be dependent on clear efforts to foster long-term reform. >> the transformation takes time, the transformation to bring the results. support of more and more active involvement. >> that is exactly what these young to nations believe. -- what these young tunisian
milestones, like the holding a presidential elections and the smooth transition from military to civilian law. but the european union says more needs to be done and is recommending fair and transparent parliamentary elections. >> this stance was considered a provocation outside offices of the muslim brotherhood in cairo. two years after the start of the arabs spring, the state and the people still have a tense relationship. that has drawn criticism from brussels. >> political...
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. >> in germany, women and men are equal under the law, but in the workplace, equality of pay remains out of reach. >> women have to work 15 months to earn what men make in a year doing the same job. >> the painful reality highlighted across the country thursday during equal pay date. >> raising a flag for equal pay. in berlin and around germany, people have been staging protests to call attention to the wage gap between men and women. >> for us, the first step is raising awareness. we have organized over 800 initiatives around germany. it is important that people recognize the problem. >> it is a problem not just in germany but around europe. in the european union, women earned around 16% less than men on average. the difference is even bigger in germany at about 22%. the pay gap is smaller in many eastern european countries. in poland, for instance, women and about 4% less, but there are fewer women in the work force overall. more women work part time or low-wage jobs. many women find work in child care and health care, but many jobs in these sectors are poorly paid. by contrast, th
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and if the europeans have laid down -- if the eu has laid down these strict laws, guidelines and said we're not giving beyond that, it's a problem if they cross the imaginary line at that point, anyway. >> and it's fascinating. it really is about russian oligarchs that were parking money in places that they knew -- because the real story is much more interesting. >> you can understand why the germans are like, forget it, we're not bailing them out. >> exactly. and they're fed up in general. it's like seinfeld. they don't forget the -- >> they have a different sense of humor, very different. >> i'm german, too. >> i know. so you're allowed to -- >> i'm allowed to say that. >> let's take a look at the global markets report. kelly evans is standing by in london. kel le, tell us more about any potential ripple effects if there are any. >> becky, here is what is so interesting. if you were to take a glance behind me, having heard the reports from michelle or news out of cyprus or lack thereof this morning, you might think this is contechnologion from that event. not necessarily. what's int
and if the europeans have laid down -- if the eu has laid down these strict laws, guidelines and said we're not giving beyond that, it's a problem if they cross the imaginary line at that point, anyway. >> and it's fascinating. it really is about russian oligarchs that were parking money in places that they knew -- because the real story is much more interesting. >> you can understand why the germans are like, forget it, we're not bailing them out. >> exactly. and they're fed...
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at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. gerri: up next, america's latest plastic surgery obses gerri: kate middleton creating a fashion craze, this time it's her nose. new york plastic surgeons are seeing a boom of young women in their offices requesting the duchess' royal nose, with more, dr. mark siegel. you told me in break you are not a fan of this you have to clear people all of the time for it. tell me about it. >> i'm the middle man, they say i'm having a surgery, someone is charging me a lot of money, and you have to sign and clear, i say, why are you having this? i have young women that say they want lipo suction, they are set up, i say why. you don't have any excess fat. you know, you are fine. gerri: you fight the good fight, you fight back. what leads this trend, why do people do this, in particular this example, a famous beautiful important, people want to copy that why? >> that is the tip-off, they don't want to be themselves they want to be someone else, they are stargazing, t celebrity, i want be to like the
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instituting legislation as written is the law of the land for now. >> meaning that you're going to be seeing these huge increases. what do you hear back from some of the big employees when you tell them 32% more than you did last year. >> it's not the large employers, becky. it's the individual market and small group market. this fee of $64 a year goes to every employer. not just large employers. >> what do you hear back when you tell them this? >> a lot of them are surprised. that was part of the legislation that was passed in 2010. >> but do they think you're the bad guys? >> no. we explain where it comes from? >> mark, i would love to ask you about what you have described as your mission to make a all the mindful business benefits that you have brought to the 34,000 aetna employees to make them part of the benefits that they get. would love to hear how that mission is going and what you think some of the next steps will be. >> arianna, that's a great question. >> when employees are stressed their health care costs are $2,000 higher. it has an impact on their health. it has a microb
instituting legislation as written is the law of the land for now. >> meaning that you're going to be seeing these huge increases. what do you hear back from some of the big employees when you tell them 32% more than you did last year. >> it's not the large employers, becky. it's the individual market and small group market. this fee of $64 a year goes to every employer. not just large employers. >> what do you hear back when you tell them this? >> a lot of them are...
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. >> would you say that the labor, the rigid labor laws in europe, france, wherever, does it make you do different things in terms of hiring than in other countries around the world? >> well, you know, it is a different perspective, right? france is a specific, you know, case. >> talk about that. >> yeah, it mean, what needs to be done in france is, you know, to make sure that the labor laws but also the cost of labor is more attractive for companies to invest. but on the other hand, you know, in france and in europe, the level of education for people is very high. so we have a very, very strong, you know, population to work. we have very strong infrastructure. so it's also a big place to invest. >> are you a supporter of holland and some of the things he's done? >> well, you know, they've done a few things. i would love to have more to be done, to be done because i think, again, france needs to be more attractive. >> are you rooming with -- >> i thought he was in russia now. >> even though he's an honorary citizen. >> we have a lot of business in europe, in russia, actually, and we a
. >> would you say that the labor, the rigid labor laws in europe, france, wherever, does it make you do different things in terms of hiring than in other countries around the world? >> well, you know, it is a different perspective, right? france is a specific, you know, case. >> talk about that. >> yeah, it mean, what needs to be done in france is, you know, to make sure that the labor laws but also the cost of labor is more attractive for companies to invest. but on...
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we will punish corrupt officials to the full extent of the law. we must make sure that power is exercised in an open and transparent way. >> he said he would also work to reduce pollution in cities, increase food security and shrink the gap between rich and poor. now the leadership has to prove it can deliver. >moment, sports, but first a lok at other stories. >a searing government general wo defected to jordan this weekend -- amore all -- morale searing government general who defected to jordan this weekend says -- syrian government general who defected to jordan this weekend says assad's forces are losing morale. dublin is celebrated in the streets. celebrated in the streets. it is a worldwide celebration of irish culture. the football association has slept a lifetime ban on a 20- year-old player after he made what appeared to be a nazi salute -- slapped a lifetime ban on a 20-year-old player after he made what appeared to be a nazi salute. he claimed he did not know what it meant. the formula one season has gotten off to a great start. >> he to
we will punish corrupt officials to the full extent of the law. we must make sure that power is exercised in an open and transparent way. >> he said he would also work to reduce pollution in cities, increase food security and shrink the gap between rich and poor. now the leadership has to prove it can deliver. >moment, sports, but first a lok at other stories. >a searing government general wo defected to jordan this weekend -- amore all -- morale searing government general who...
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frank blake, a doctorate in law. frank blake is generous. there will never be another frank blake. >> i didn't like it either. i didn't believe it. all of the other parts of the argument i may be able to buy, but that comparison is a hard one, i think. >> although, who knew exactly what frank blake was going do when he took the gig at home depot, right? >> that's true. >> if you compare it to -- it's an early frank blake reference. it's not saying that this guy is frank blake right now. >> he's geek squad and they'll integrate it correctly. this is not angelina jolie we're talking about. another jolie. you're probably thinking frank blake and jolie. >> if it was angelina jolie i'd say frank blake is in trouble, right? >> i would say angelina is in trouble. >> on sunday, i thought miley cyrus was in trouble. cyprus! >> all right. we are watching best buy shares trade higher in the pre-market. meantime, the bulls are looking to regain their mojo. cramer will show you how to get along for the ride. once again, we're looking to snap the three-da
frank blake, a doctorate in law. frank blake is generous. there will never be another frank blake. >> i didn't like it either. i didn't believe it. all of the other parts of the argument i may be able to buy, but that comparison is a hard one, i think. >> although, who knew exactly what frank blake was going do when he took the gig at home depot, right? >> that's true. >> if you compare it to -- it's an early frank blake reference. it's not saying that this guy is frank...
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exploited anti-terrorism laws to clamp down on their movement. us is about a feeling of equal citizens and ricky ocean. i think this -- it is about a feeling of equal citizens and recognition. for years, they have been being partorists and of a terrorist organization. they believe that it is ocalan who can bring these and who can exert authority over the kurds.
exploited anti-terrorism laws to clamp down on their movement. us is about a feeling of equal citizens and ricky ocean. i think this -- it is about a feeling of equal citizens and recognition. for years, they have been being partorists and of a terrorist organization. they believe that it is ocalan who can bring these and who can exert authority over the kurds.
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outside forces are also responsible for the law and order situation. on this to come program, what's in a name in south africa? afrikaners say that history is being rewritten. >> i'm at the sight of one of the largest repositories for nuclear waste in the u.s. there are concerns that some of that waste is leaking into the environment. >> hello. welcome back. the weather across europe splits nicely into three. eastern areas, very active weather systems. central areas looking largely drive. -- dry. out to the west, an area of low pressure moving in, pushing across the uk and in towards france and germany. it is here where we are likely to see significant snowfall developing over the next couple days. for the northern parts of germany in particular, but also down towards the alps, who could see between 20 centimeters and 40 centimeters of snow. there will be some snow developing across much of scotland into northern parts of england. looking very unsettled across much of france and northern parts of the iberian peninsula. you can see that it is looking pr
outside forces are also responsible for the law and order situation. on this to come program, what's in a name in south africa? afrikaners say that history is being rewritten. >> i'm at the sight of one of the largest repositories for nuclear waste in the u.s. there are concerns that some of that waste is leaking into the environment. >> hello. welcome back. the weather across europe splits nicely into three. eastern areas, very active weather systems. central areas looking largely...
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. >> this is a huge error, the problem, do you things last minute with changes in tax law occur very late, and systems that needed to be upgrade, and irs trying to upgrade their forms they delayed filings, you will see a problem in any business with system upgrades, the question now, is it h&r block system they pay to use or irs sim -- system, the big problem is the education credit. gerri: should they be simple forms. >> they should be bthey have revised form, there are new questions, in past if you did not answer a question, it was taken as a no, but with the new system it needs to be filled out, really just systems not speaking the same language, you know we get this in all businesses first time do you stuff? all right, okay, system are bad. here is where the h&r block ceo, i want to make it clear, this is absalutely not the fault of your tax professional, we're working every avenue we can to get your refund to you as fast as possible, so why not refun the fee, at the end of the day if i refile, do it all over again, should i be paying for this, if i am an h&r block client, should
. >> this is a huge error, the problem, do you things last minute with changes in tax law occur very late, and systems that needed to be upgrade, and irs trying to upgrade their forms they delayed filings, you will see a problem in any business with system upgrades, the question now, is it h&r block system they pay to use or irs sim -- system, the big problem is the education credit. gerri: should they be simple forms. >> they should be bthey have revised form, there are new...
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hours earlier somebody gunned down one of his state's top law enforcement officials. the man who heads the bureau of prisons, opens the door and he's shot dead. connection? the latest from both ends of this important story coming up. max and penny keptur bookstore exciting and would always come to my rescue. but as time passed, i started to notice max just wasn't himself. and i knew he'd feel better if he lost a little weight. so i switched to purina cat chow healthy weight formula. i just fed the recommended amount... and they both loved the taste. after a few months max's "special powers" returned... and i got my hero back. purina cat chow healthy weight. after a few months max's "special powers" returned... with an intuitive motion activated lid and seat,ad bold makes sure you'll never have to ask him again. >> shepard: the head of the colorado department of corrections is dead this hour after he reportedly answered his front door and somebody shot him in the chest. his name was thomas clement. investigators say one family member was home at the time and called 911
hours earlier somebody gunned down one of his state's top law enforcement officials. the man who heads the bureau of prisons, opens the door and he's shot dead. connection? the latest from both ends of this important story coming up. max and penny keptur bookstore exciting and would always come to my rescue. but as time passed, i started to notice max just wasn't himself. and i knew he'd feel better if he lost a little weight. so i switched to purina cat chow healthy weight formula. i just fed...
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laws in south carolina and texas. >>> we move on to business. today cypress' parliament will hold an emergency vote to approve bailout terms. it appears the country's law patients would not approve that measure which would result in a loss of much-needed funds. what it means for the rest of europe? we chenlg in with steve sedgwick live in london for us. good morning. >> very good day to you. just when you think europe's getting its act together another crisis comes along. we've had greece, spain, italy, ireland, portugal, now cyprus, the sec-smallest nation wind the european union. what is different about this potential bailout is the original cost is around 18 billion euros for the imf and cb but they want to get the costs down by taxing depositors. this would be the first time this is done. basically anyone who's got money in their account would have a levy before they can get to their money. today is a bank holiday. if you had under 100,000 euros in your account, every penny would have a 6.8% tax on it. if you have over 100,000 euros, a 9.9%
laws in south carolina and texas. >>> we move on to business. today cypress' parliament will hold an emergency vote to approve bailout terms. it appears the country's law patients would not approve that measure which would result in a loss of much-needed funds. what it means for the rest of europe? we chenlg in with steve sedgwick live in london for us. good morning. >> very good day to you. just when you think europe's getting its act together another crisis comes along. we've...
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well, congress has gone and done it again and changed the tax laws that affect each and every one of us. i'm here to explain what it means to you, your family, and your retirement savings and show you how you can rescue your retirement. stay tuned to find out how you can get an updated package of gifts for 2013 that will help you and will help support this great public television station. thanks. >> announcer: your retirement is in danger. 20, 30, 40 years of your hard work is at risk. wall street banks and congress are waiting to grab whatever is left of your retirement savings accounts. you need help. >> what if i offered you a way to control your future tax bills so that you'll have the retirement of your dreams instead of retirement nightmares? >> announcer: consumer advocate, tax expert and educator ed slott is here to help you rescue your retirement by following his time-tested method of avoiding the five silent retirement killers. >> get started turning negatives to positives, uncertainty to certainty, reducing your tax bill, working with better-educated advisors, eliminating
well, congress has gone and done it again and changed the tax laws that affect each and every one of us. i'm here to explain what it means to you, your family, and your retirement savings and show you how you can rescue your retirement. stay tuned to find out how you can get an updated package of gifts for 2013 that will help you and will help support this great public television station. thanks. >> announcer: your retirement is in danger. 20, 30, 40 years of your hard work is at risk....
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i don't remember the exact law. this is proof there is waste. barbershop for the senate? really? >> bob: but this has been around since 1950. look at the haircuts of the people lousy barbershop. >> dana: you could pay them a hefty book advance, though, the barbers there. they're good guys. it's not their fault necessarily. but manual the book they -- imagine the book they could write. >> bob: but the other perks is unbelievable. they get all kind of free stuff and they wonder why they are at 19% at the poll. >> kimberly: they cashing in on the taxpayers' expence. >> thank you for the promo. there are books called -- i can't remember the name of the books, but the house and senate puts them out there. >> greg: "hardy boys." >> eric: no. >> greg: "nancy drew." >> eric: they make $700,000, free haircuts and free parking and they expense their water bottles. that is how ridiculous it is. they are bleeding us -- [over talk ] did you know every congressperson and senator has $2 million per year office expense allowance? >> bob: yeah, sure. >> dana: i can understand that, because if you
i don't remember the exact law. this is proof there is waste. barbershop for the senate? really? >> bob: but this has been around since 1950. look at the haircuts of the people lousy barbershop. >> dana: you could pay them a hefty book advance, though, the barbers there. they're good guys. it's not their fault necessarily. but manual the book they -- imagine the book they could write. >> bob: but the other perks is unbelievable. they get all kind of free stuff and they wonder...
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. >> rose: nato is due to publish a handbook this week to apply international law to the realm of cyber conflict. it seeks to protect civilian targets such as hospitals and schools in a full blown cyber warfare. follows reporting which has linked the chinese military to u.s. government and corporate computer network. chie these government officials have strong nied the cims. meanwhilthe unedtate have established a new cyber command led by general keith alexander. he testified before the arms services committee last week. this is an offensive team that the defense department would use to defend the nation if it were attacked in cyber space. joining me now from washington to discuss the developing battle ground david sanger of the "new york times." welcome. >> great to be back with you. >> tell me why security experts are saying this has become if not our biggest national security threat th one erging wi the most concern for them. >> well it's certainly our newest and it may be among the urge else as it's an issue of consider debate. it's urgent because there are cyber attacks on the unit
. >> rose: nato is due to publish a handbook this week to apply international law to the realm of cyber conflict. it seeks to protect civilian targets such as hospitals and schools in a full blown cyber warfare. follows reporting which has linked the chinese military to u.s. government and corporate computer network. chie these government officials have strong nied the cims. meanwhilthe unedtate have established a new cyber command led by general keith alexander. he testified before the...
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and just so everyone is clear about this, you know, i'm a law-abiding gun owner. i own firearms, i go to a gun store where they run a background check. but it's perfectly legal in 33 states to buy guns from private dealers without a background check. so law-abiding gun owners go to gun stores, criminals go to private gun dealers legally and buy 1,000 weapons a day. it's amazing to me that our members of congress cannot find their backbone enough to require a criminal background check for criminals. >> well, senator feinstein and obviously the assault weapons ban was really what she was pushing hardest. but she says it's the nra, it shows how much clout they have in washington. in spite of the fact that since newtown there had been some talk about whether their power had been diluted. what do you think is going on here? >> well, since newtown, over 3,000 more americans have died from guns. 87 americans that woke up today will be dead from firearms. assault weapons in these high-capacity ammunition clips are the weapons of choice and the common denominator in all of
and just so everyone is clear about this, you know, i'm a law-abiding gun owner. i own firearms, i go to a gun store where they run a background check. but it's perfectly legal in 33 states to buy guns from private dealers without a background check. so law-abiding gun owners go to gun stores, criminals go to private gun dealers legally and buy 1,000 weapons a day. it's amazing to me that our members of congress cannot find their backbone enough to require a criminal background check for...
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, regulate behavior, and change any law. stuart: we talked about the situation, and, by the way, when the market opened this morning, the dow dropped 105 points, come back a lot, now down 36. maybe, charles, liz, maybe the market thinks that the cypress story is overblown, will not affect it, maybe not affect spain or italy artery. >> maybe not, you know, but certainly for people who have been really concerned with what's going on, with a government that buys 1.2 billion bullets, hires 16,000 new irs agents, a government that's spent a trillion more than they earn than brought in, it doesn't help. the people in this country who are afraid of losing their rights and liberty, it's scary. stuart: i want debt center stage, and it's not. >> it's not. it should be. it might be likely limited, but it shows there's nothing above political meddling. what used to be taboo is your deposits are safe from taxation. stuart: the time is up, butdagen, connell it's yours. connell: thank you, sir. dagen: if you bail out those depositors, why
, regulate behavior, and change any law. stuart: we talked about the situation, and, by the way, when the market opened this morning, the dow dropped 105 points, come back a lot, now down 36. maybe, charles, liz, maybe the market thinks that the cypress story is overblown, will not affect it, maybe not affect spain or italy artery. >> maybe not, you know, but certainly for people who have been really concerned with what's going on, with a government that buys 1.2 billion bullets, hires...
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but still, it gets back to i was taught absolutism on freedom of speech in law school and i stick to that. i think if it happened here, i'd say as long as you're not inciting anyone to violence, he has every right to do this. >> has every right to do this. ms. love, what do you think? >> you know i don't like this. i mean, i don't like this and i agree with you, craig, that they should make him watch a month of history channel hitler week. do that and he will never ever do that salute again. he's an international player. he knows what he's doing. international, he is well versed in what is right and what is wrong. if he wanted to do it, step up to be a man and say i wanted to salute. >> from the public relations aspect of it, it never pays to make nazi reference. it always backfires. just stupid. >> but it got all of us kind of thinking, how does one not know. it's absolutely ignorant not to know about the barbarity that was adolf hitler, but it got us talking this morning. the guy is 20. i mean, does he maybe not know the history, peter? is that a possibility? >> first of all, i fin
but still, it gets back to i was taught absolutism on freedom of speech in law school and i stick to that. i think if it happened here, i'd say as long as you're not inciting anyone to violence, he has every right to do this. >> has every right to do this. ms. love, what do you think? >> you know i don't like this. i mean, i don't like this and i agree with you, craig, that they should make him watch a month of history channel hitler week. do that and he will never ever do that...
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law requiring people to prove their citizenship before they can vote. we're live in washington with the latest on that. >>> winter going out with a bang. blizzard conditions stretching from north dakota to iowa today. will spring ever get here? a look at the late winter storm and where it's headed coming up. when did you know that grandma was the one? when her sister dumped me. grandpa was my dad a goodthlete? no. oh dad, you remember my friend alex? yeah. the one that had the work done... good to see you. where do we go when we die? the ground. who's your girlfriend? his name is chad. and that's where babies come from. [ male announcer ] sometimes being too transparent can be a bad thing. this looks good! male announcer ] but not with the oscar mayer deli fresh clear pack. it's what you see is what you get food. it's oscar mayer. jenna: fox news weather alert for you now. a late winter storm slamming the upper midwest today. the national weather service is issuing blizzard and other severe weather warnings for that entire region. many schools are eithe
law requiring people to prove their citizenship before they can vote. we're live in washington with the latest on that. >>> winter going out with a bang. blizzard conditions stretching from north dakota to iowa today. will spring ever get here? a look at the late winter storm and where it's headed coming up. when did you know that grandma was the one? when her sister dumped me. grandpa was my dad a goodthlete? no. oh dad, you remember my friend alex? yeah. the one that had the work...
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at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. and make your business dream a reality. with an intuitive motion activated lid and seat,ad bold makes sure you'll never have to ask him again. i'm your hot water heater. you hardly know i exist. that's too bad. 'cuz if my pressure relief valve gets stuck... [ booooooom! ] ...we hot water heaters can transform into rocket propelled wrecking balls. and if you got the wrong home insurance coverage, it's your bank account that might explode. so get allstate. [ dennis ] good hands. good home. make sure you have the right home protection. talk to an allstate agent. >>> at the top of the show we asked you why are you awake? john tower, the answers, please? >> we have dawn. bill, glad to see you at the "way too early" high table. tyson writes, is barnicle supposed to be sitting next to you? he isn't doing anything. >> you see, tyson, grandpa barnicle wanders before "morning joe." we never know where he is going to end up. thank goodness this time he was fully dressed. we'll see you tomorrow.
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i went to florida law school. >> can't go wrong with math. >> go gators. >> he likes math. didn't work out too well for him in the super bowl but he did pretty well in the election. >> tiebreaker. >> i've done mine. >> this is the tiebreaker. i'm going to figure out what he says. >> why work hard on this? you just know it. >> march madness. that's what it's called. >> you do your homework. >> you outsourced that, mika! >> i did not. >> what is wrong with you? >>> still ahead on "morning joe," congressman tom graves says the ryan budget is just what the country needs to get the economy back on track. he joins us straight ahead. >>> also msnbc news chief white house correspondent chuck todd will be with us when we come back. earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. go. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is! [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] earn points with the citi thankyou c
i went to florida law school. >> can't go wrong with math. >> go gators. >> he likes math. didn't work out too well for him in the super bowl but he did pretty well in the election. >> tiebreaker. >> i've done mine. >> this is the tiebreaker. i'm going to figure out what he says. >> why work hard on this? you just know it. >> march madness. that's what it's called. >> you do your homework. >> you outsourced that, mika! >> i did...